English Vocabulary - Hidden Meanings - Part 6

This video is for English learners who want to improve their knowledge and understanding of the English language.

The study of the historical origins of words is called etymology. "Hidden Meanings" is a video series by Deep English that examines the etymology of common words in the English language. It is important to focus on common words, as those are the ones that are used more frequently in daily conversation and writing.

In this video, Teela explains the hidden meanings of the following English words:

crisis
sense
angst
genuine
manifest

If you can better understand and use these words easily, then you are one step closer to English fluency. You will be more confident, too.

Any questions? Ask them below.

[ضرارالخضر-جش]

the information you give us manifest the genuine confident of learning English, expel angst, help us to pass the crisis of learning and provide me a wonderful sense.

[JesusFlores-zvdh]

Hi, I'm a latin guy, born in Venezuela, and I'd like to comment on the word manifest because we have a similar one in Spanish which is 'manifiesto', now, in Spanish this word refers either to the fact of telling what is in a container (in the case of importations or exportations of goods), in these cases the Law requires a manifest for each import or export being carried out; but this word is also used when a person wants to tell something about a thing or about another person. When this happens we say in Spanish that person is 'manifesting' either his wishes or his will with regard something. An example of this could be: I want to manifest what my intentions are about the meeting we are attending this afternoon... Regards!

[JennWest-Liberty]

Excellent. This is why the etymological dictionary is so important.

[mohamadfarakh]

If you love people genuinely, you will manifest more love in the world ❤

[meteacherone]

Your videos are excellent. Thank you so much.

[josepatrocinioniemann]

Hi Teela! Your choice to uncover the meaning of words is really amazing. I am appreciating very much your teachings and becoming surprised with the meaning of some words. Regarding this lesson, the word crisis shook my mind from its actual stand point, because I always considered it as something terrible that comes upon us. But now I can see it in another way as a turning point, which can end up as something much better or much worse. So it represents an opportunity of changing. And I know that without changing life cannot be improved. Congratulations!

[eduardoalbertinopianista]

The word "Manifest" is used, in Portuguese (I´m not sure about English - I´m Brasilian), in a philosophical realm, for example for "the manifested world", regarding to the "visible" world, or even deeper "the Creation". Is it used in English the same way? It´s really interesting because what you explained reveals not only a different way to use, but the broad concept of the words!
Amazing videos! Thanks a lot!!!

[rezasabbaghpoor]

word "sense" has been derived from "sentire" or in latin "sensus" not send . please make a comment about it .

[silvianorisnoblerodriguez]

It's interesting because I thought that English origins was only from germanics or anglosaxons but actually there's a lot of word from Greeks and Latins..thanks

[tomaahmed]

Thank You so much for your tremendous teaching quality. I just love the way of your teaching and obviously its helping me a lot to decrease my weakness and nervousness about English. Actually i'm less confident to present myself in front of others and sometimes falling in a terrific situation in my office of my lack confidence. Please make an another lesson for us about "how to grow up self-confidence" ?

[antoniofilho]

Hi Teela! I'm Antonio. I start watching your English lessons and you got me interested in all you teach. It's great value to whom is trying to increase knoleged in English. Thanks a lot. Your are extremely good. I am very happy to find you and I am here to manifest my sense of happyness.

Thanks you for this lessson. It was a surreal to me to have a moment with you to drink tea. Bring your favorite book, is your paradise it isn't?

[bartjeuh]

Wim Van Dingenen,
Every morning again I'm looking forward to find a new lesson like these. You are bringing this in a fantastic way.

[majap]

The way she pronounces the world 'hiding' at the begining of the video is correct? I can find a different pronunciation..

[ИринаИванова-жп]

Thank you so much for this interesting video. In Russian language the word manifest means to proclaim something, or following vocabulary written appeal of the supreme power to the people (outdated). 2. Written appeal, appeal, statement of any provisions of a program nature. And the word manifestation has the similar meaning the English word manifest, it means the appearance of something that was not yet visible.

[look]

.I find your videos are practical, helpful and useful.Thank you for your dedication and your effort.

[darksouls]

You com upioad video lessons in English to build sentences and verbs show with pictures

[guadalupesanchezsouto]

You manifest all the new words I need to learn this time...for me and to all your students it was great for sure

[mollietai]

Deep English inspires you in the pursuit of more knowledge and wisdom.

[thomasmathai]

Thanks a lot love your way of teaching, looking for some English grammar lessons